and, you know, karl rove is smarter than jim messina i guess. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> look, i would be spending 10% of gdp on education. in my view, history tells us that that is the level, which the best performing economies in the world typically -- were now at about eight. used to be at 10 and we are now at about eight. korea, the single most successful economy of the last years is at times and has been at 10 since it was an incredibly poor country. and so to me that's what i would do. so all i'm saying is i would start with the public system. i think that's what government should do. but in my view, it would also provide assistance to vary income depended assistance to private institutions as well. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> well, look, it's a market that produced that growing inequality. these are inequalities of pretax income. the post-tax income is a little less unequal, but the truth is, you know, we provide lots of tax benefits for people at the top, too as well. so we are certainly not doing anything to count